This video examines the second variation of the Porter Turret Rifle, a unique firearm patented in 1851. The rifle features a vertical turret cylinder, differing from traditional revolvers. The second variation, manufactured in New York, includes notable improvements such as a grip safety, flash hole guards, a serpentine loading lever, and an updated primer feeding system. The description highlights the rarity and potential dangers of these designs, including the risk of chain fires, which ultimately contributed to the dominance of mainstream revolvers.
This video analyzes the Cochran Turret Revolver, a rare firearm with an estimated production of only 150 units. The description highlights the limited commercial success of turret-style revolvers due to the inherent danger of chainfire, where un-fired chambers could potentially discharge towards the shooter. The video likely delves into the design, history, and potential reasons for the limited production of this unique firearm.
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